Nat "King" Cole – What Does It Take / Somewhere Along The Way 1952 78 RPM

$ 6.84

Material: Shellac Language: English Record Size: 10" Country of Origin: United States Style: Vocal Number of Audio Channels: Mono Features: NA Color: Black Type: Single Genre: Jazz, Pop Era: 1950s Release Year: 1952 Speed: 78 RPM Edition: Single Release Title: What Does It Take / Somewhere Along The Way Record Grading: Very Good (VG) Occasion: All Record Label: Capitol Records Inlay Condition: Very Good (VG) Format: Record Artist: Nat King Cole Unit Type: Unit Unit Quantity: 1 Case Type: Paper Sleeve Catalog Number: 2069

Description

Nat "King" Cole – What Does It Take / Somewhere Along The Way 1952 78 RPM. Released: Apr 1952. Format: Shellac, 10", 78 RPM. Then two cardboard squares are placed on each side of the records, making a sandwich, then taped together. Next, two layers of bubble wrap around the record sandwich. Nat "King" Cole – What Does It Take / Somewhere Along The Way 1952 78 RPM Record is in V+ condition: an average condition 78 in which scuffs and general use has dulled the finish somewhat. Wear is moderate but playing is generally free from distortion. Surface noise not overly pronounced. Generic sleeve. Label: Columbia – 38407 Label: Capitol Records – 2069 Format: Shellac, 10", 78 RPM Country: US Released: Apr 1952 Genre: Jazz, Pop Style: Vocal For shipping: Records are cleaned and placed in a sleeve, and then into a plastic bag for protection against moisture. Then two cardboard squares are placed on each side of the records, making a sandwich, then taped together. Next, two layers of bubble wrap around the record sandwich. Using a 14x14x4 (or similar) box depending on the number of discs, more bubble wrap is placed on the bottom of the box, and then the record sandwich on top, adding more bubble wrap above that. The empty spaces are filled with packing peanuts or similar and the box sealed. Reduced shipping available when purchasing multiple records. Visit our store for more records like this one!